Computer Science and Engineering

Karen Cogan returns to the Olympic games to provide a listening ear and helpful advice to the U.S. taekwondo team.

Eleven to 16-year-olds can complete a semester's worth of Algebra I, geometry, Algebra II or pre-calculus in just three weeks.

The ensemble, directed by Dr. John Murphy, UNT professor of music, will march in the July 4th parade and kick off the season with a free patriotic concert.

The University of North Texas has been named among the top 50 colleges and universities in the United States based on the number of degrees conferred to minority students by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Magazine.

Dr. Elaine Wittenberg-Lyles is part of a national research team that will examine the use of videophone technology in nursing homes to help nursing home residents better communicate with their distant caregivers.

Chellist Cherry Kim and pianist Artem Belogurov will perform at 8 p.m. June 30 at the Recital Hall in UNT's Music Building.

One of nine recipients across the nation, Jeffrey Heatherly will use the funds for research to predict lifetime of structural materials used in nuclear reactors.

Research to assist officials in planning evacuation routes during floods, pre-determine potential flood damage.

Suzanne Sears, head of the Government Documents Department at the University of North Texas Willis Library, is one of five new members appointed to the Depository Library Council.

J. Kent Calder, director of Arizona State University's Scholarly Publishing Program, has been named the executive director of the Texas State Historical Association, housed at the UNT Denton campus starting this fall.

Appointment of the professor and chair of the Department of Kinesiology at Iowa State University becomes effective Aug. 1.

Eleven students, all earning master's degrees in journalism, will each receive a $10,000 scholarship.

UNT's Grammy-nominated One O'Clock Lab Band will tour major European jazz festivals in July as longtime band director Neil Slater conducts his final concerts before retirement.

Won-Young Kong and Wha-Sook Kim, both assistant professors at the University of Suwon in South Korea, will perform two concerts at UNT June 24 and 26.

Vittrup will hold a one-year term and is charged with representing the interests of students as well as the interests of the State of Texas and the university system.

About 80 aspiring bass players from across the United States will play onstage at once in the grand finale of Bass Camp, presented by the University of North Texas College of Music.

Dr. Marie-Christine Koop, chairman of the University of North Texas Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, received the distinction as an Officer June 4.

New administrators will aid the campus in its transition to an independent, four-year university.

Melody Kelly will serve as the chief elected officer for the largest state library organization in the United States.

Alan B. Albarran, director of UNT's Center for Spanish Language Media, is the eighth recipient of the award, the first from Texas and the third from the United States.